It was declared by sources referred to by Adam Schefter of ESPN that the New York Planes have terminated their lead trainer Robert Saleh due an unfortunate 2-3 record in the 2024 NFL season.

Guarded Organizer Jeff Ulbrich Steps As Break Lead trainer

Concerning the other niners lead trainer Mike Saleh is out with a physical issue and Jeff Ulbrich is currently the protective facilitator and break lead trainer, as per ESPN news. Saleh, who turned into the Planes’ lead trainer in 2021, leaves the group with only 20 successes and 36 misfortunes.

This choice will change for Planes proprietor Woody Johnson as it’s the first time in quite a while of his possessing the group that he is terminating a mentor mid-season. Assumptions were higher this year after the group posted a 7-10 record in the past season and things reached boiling point among Johnson and Saleh, who conflicted north of a few issues.

A mid-season dismissal with some historical perspective.

Saleh was fired after the Jets’ 23-17 loss to the Vikings of Minnesota at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. To date, Saleh becomes the third NFL coach to be dismissed after the team’s loss in London, according to ESPN Research. This tends to repeat the earlier dismissals of Dennis Allen from the Raiders in 2014 and Joe Philbin from the Dolphins in 2015.

Exclusive standards, Yet Hostile Battles Proceed

Heading into 2024, the Planes had high expectations, particularly with the arrival of quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who had experienced a season-finishing Achilles injury only four plays into the 2023 mission. In any case, hostile burdens kept on tormenting the group regardless of Rodgers’ return.

Throughout Saleh’s tenure, quarterback instability was a major issue. Over his four seasons, the Jets cycled through six different starting quarterbacks:

• Zach Wilson: 33 games
• Mike White: 7 games
• Aaron Rodgers: 6 games
• Joe Flacco: 5 games
• Trevor Siemian: 3 games
• Tim Boyle: 2 games

Defence Shines, but Offence Falters

Although he had a successful Jets’ defence, Saleh’s team had problems in the offensive part of the game. Most of this was blamed on the quarterback instability which began with drafting Zach Wilson early in his first season as Saleh. However, Wilson’s main issues meant he was benched and offence never got a regular flow even with the latter addition of Rodgers.

The frustration with Saleh’s decision-making will linger on, but the Jets now sit with a conundrum deciding what to do with the rest of the season while trying to fix the offence.